Each available add-on has a directory with subdirectories for each available version of the add-on.
Each subdirectory must have two files: install.sh and Manifest.
The Manifest file specifies a list of images required for the add-on. These will be pulled during CI and saved to the directory //images/.
The install.sh script must provide a function matching the add-on that should install the add-on by generating yaml in kustomize/addon and applying it.
Any other files in the / subdirectory will be included in the package built for the add-on. The package will be built and uploaded to s3://kurl-sh/dist/-.tar.gz during CI.
The addon function in Kurl will first load all images from the add-on's images/ directory and create the directory <KURL_ROOT>/kustomize/<addon>.
It will then dynamically source the install.sh script and execute the function named .
The Kurl install script would call the addon function to install Weave 2.5.2:
addon weave 2.5.2
That would fetch the package https://kurl-sh.s3.amazonaws.com/dist/weave-2.5.2.tar.gz and extract it to the Kurl install directory.
The Kurl addon function would then load the images in <KURL_ROOT>/addons/weave/2.5.2/images into docker, create the directory <KURL_ROOT>/kustomize/weave, source <KURL_ROOT>/addons/weave/2.5.2/install.sh and call weave.
The weave function should generate yaml and patches and place them in the directory <KURL_ROOT>/kustomize/weave and apply them with kubectl apply -k.
The DIR env var will be defined to the install root.
Any yaml that is ready to be applied unmodified should be copied from the addon directory to the kustomize directory.
cp "$DIR/addons/weave/2.5.2/kustomization.yaml" "$DIR/kustomize/weave/kustomization.yaml"
The insert_resources function can be used to add an item to the resources object of a kustomization.yaml:
insert_resources "$DIR/kustomize/weave/kustomization.yaml" secret.yaml
The insert_patches_strategic_merge function can be used to add an item to the patchesStrategicMerge object of a kustomization.yaml:
insert_patches_strategic_merge "$DIR/kustomize/weave/kustomization.yaml" ip-alloc-range.yaml
The render_yaml_file function can be used to substitute env vars in a yaml file at runtime:
render_yaml_file "$DIR/addons/weave/2.5.2/tmpl-secret.yaml" > "$DIR/kustomize/weave/secret.yaml"
After the kustomize directory has been prepared with resources and patches and the kustomization.yaml file has been updated, the add-on should call kubectl apply -k.
After adding a new version of an addon, you need to update the versions.js(kURL/web/src/installers/versions.js) file in the web app for it to show up in the kurl.sh website.